Hi, Please join Lea Thompson and me for a Zoom reading! What: the play version of the romantic comedy film we starred in.
When: Friday 4/24, 6-8 EST
Why: Romance. Comedy. Free!
How: go to https://t.co/b084eV77Wz to register to watch
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A toast to Patricia Bosworth, a friend from The Actors Studio. An actress of subtle beauty with a quiver of talents, she wrote brilliantly about friends Clift and Brando and honestly about of her extraordinary life. Read and know what she knew well. RIP. @PaceUniversity
A toast to 3 artists C virus stole: great playwright Terence McNally whose work we did @yaledrama & @TheatreAck; versitile actor Mark Blum from Public Theatre days; and David Schramm, perfect as Robert McNamara in Kennedy. Long may their work live. (Muse by Melissa.MacLeod180)
@Lolitachakra@AdrianLester The late Maureen Stack taught English playwright Lolita Chakrabarti well - see Lolita’s excellent plays when you can, and those starring her great actor husband Adrian Lester. @greyladymovie @lionsgatefilms@ACK
My fellow Americans, please check out my buddy Jon Pousette-Dart’s song “Words” on YouTube, the perfect tune for tonight’s State of the Union address. 📌
It’s just another late 1960s animal house party, Roger Williams Hall Bates College before Jimi Hendricks played; can you spot me? (We’re curious about the year: What say you?) https://t.co/pViW7vTWf1
In praise of Russell Baker who called Nantucket home for many years. A tribute from the next generation of islanders to be “Growing Up” in his wake.
“We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep.”
The original Nantucket Edward Gorey designs for Dracula. I helped John Wulp and Gorey paint the sets, all black and white with touches of red. John and Edward each won a Tony, as did Frank Langella. At young age they taught me what was possible when creative spirits collaborate.
John Wulp, a mentor, just passed away. John hired me out of Yale to help him start a theatre. His brilliant ‘73 production of Dracula, with designs by Edward Gorey, moved from Nantucket to Broadway, won a Tony, ran for 2 years & ignited a vampire craze that still burns: genius.
Dracula’s coffin top, original design by the late great Edward Gorey for the Nantucket Stage Co. and the Theatre Workshop of Nantucket, designs that won a Tony on Broadway. Happy Halloween vampire lovers!
If you’re on Nantucket 8/ 16 or 18 see The Theatre Workshop’s production of Orson Welles’ Moby Dick 7:00 in the Whaling Museum. That’s me as Ahab under a 50’ sperm whale! Seven years sold out; don’t miss it. #ACK photo: C. Thomson